Question

mr. browns students formed two groups. each group put a thermometer in a place of their choice outside in the schoolyard. the groups measured the temperature at each location for four days at the same time each day. they recorded their data and then collaborated to make a class chart. here is their class data. class temperature data day location 1 temperature location 2 temperature 1 47°f (8.3°c) 49°f (9.4°c) 2 53°f (11.7°c) 54°f (12.2°c) 3 55°f (12.8°c) 57°f (13.9°c) 4 49°f (9.4°c) 52°f (11.1°c) match each statement with the correct location. location 1 location 2 both locations used a thermometer to measure temperature. may have measured temperature in the shade. location in more direct sunshine. had the highest temperatures for four days. had the lowest temperatures for four days. made observations.

Explanation:

By observing the temperature data in the table for Location 1 and Location 2 over 4 days, we can match the statements. Generally, direct - sunshine areas tend to have higher temperatures. We check the highest and lowest values in each location's data to match the statements about highest and lowest temperatures. Also, the general method of measurement (using a thermometer) is applicable to both locations.

Answer:

• Used a thermometer to measure temperature: Both Locations
• May have measured temperature in the shade: Location 2 (since its temperatures are generally lower than Location 1)
• Location in more direct sunshine: Location 1 (higher average temperatures)
• Had the highest temperatures for four days: Location 1
• Had the lowest temperatures for four days: Location 2
• Made observations: Both Locations